Young Romance #146
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Nearness of Love!", Michelle, a shy newcomer to Plainville, steps out of her comfort zone to make friends and finds herself drawn to Joe, despite his awkward charm. As her relationships with Joe and then Gary unfold, misunderstandings and assumptions begin to shape her connections in ways she never expected. With art by Hal Grauer and Jay Scott Pike, and inks by Vince Colletta and Jay Scott Pike, this 1967 issue captures the quiet tension of young romance with heartfelt sincerity. The cover by Jay Scott Pike perfectly frames the emotional undercurrents of the story.
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When Michelle first moved to Plainville, she had no friends and rarely left her house. At her mother's urging she finally got out and met Joe. Although embarrassed by him at times, she goes out with him until she finally breaks up with him. Later she starts going out with Gary, but when Gary finds out she had previously dated Joe he assumes that no one who could date Joe could be much good.
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